Biologists are capitalizing on a unique opportunity this year to “jump start” the recovery of Sacramento winter-run Chinook salmon, one of the nation’s most critically endangered species. These fish were once a thriving population running […]
New IGFA world record applications have recently been submitted for a beautiful mullet snapper on fly from Panama, a Chinook salmon from Alaska, a brook trout on fly from the USA, and swordfish for a […]
New record applications have recently been submitted for this beautiful shortraker rockfish, an albacore on light tackle, and a big Chinook salmon on fly. Utoft’s Shortraker Rockfish Angler David Utoft caught this massive 18.6 kg […]
This month, NOAA and partners are breaking ground on the second-largest dam removal in California. The Benbow Dam, on the South Fork of the Eel River, is a safety hazard. It also limits threatened coho […]
Anglers travel from all across the continent to participate in the fishery affectionately known as “Buoy 10” on the Mighty Columbia River. Named after the channel marker buoy that serves as the western-most point inside […]
Chinook and coho salmon, brown and rainbow trout part of annual stocking plans. After stocking more than 2.6 million fish into the Wisconsin waters of Lake Michigan in 2015, the Department of Natural Resources is […]
Yukon River Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) are an important subsistence, commercial, and recreational resource. With runs once numbering close to 300,000 adults per year, these fatty fish were once the mainstay of subsistence communities and […]
Since the 60’s this body of water has hosted a variety of Salmonoid that provide fishing action year around. As the different species migrate along the coast of Chicago the action heats up. It is […]
Spring-run Chinook salmon may once again return to their historical habitat high in the Sierra Nevadas. An evolving agreement between government agencies, water agencies, and environmental groups is setting in motion efforts to return threatened
Anglers should look for fall fishing in the Columbia River in 2015 to be similar to the record and near-record fisheries of the last two years. That is the preliminary assessment released Tuesday by the […]
The Okanagan River springs forth in British Columbia and flows south across the Canada – United States border where it swaps vowels and becomes the Okanogan River. The waterway continues south through north-central Washington forming […]
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife reminds ocean sport anglers to be vigilant about properly identifying their salmon before keeping them. The ocean salmon fishing season in California is well underway and proper identification […]
It’s no secret. Other than in a handful of rivers and bays, Alaska’s Chinook salmon are struggling. Those charged with managing this resource, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, publicly refer to our present King […]
SFGate.com Reported First: First came the urgent e-mail to two Cabinet secretaries from San Joaquin Valley farm interests, demanding that officials allow “maximum pumping” of water from recent storms for agriculture and cities
NOAA Fisheries announced that $75 million appropriated by Congress as part of the Fiscal Year 2014 federal budget will be allocated to six fisheries across the country that were declared fishery disasters by the Department […]
Anglers fishing Lake Michigan’s open waters and tributaries for chinook and lake trout are being asked to donate the heads of the fish they harvest to aid research critical to keeping fishing strong. “With the […]
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